Yo Norgate-AV - Project Generator

A Yeoman generator to bootstrap various projects 🚀🚀🚀

Contents 📖

Installation ⚡
Usage 🚀
Command Line 👨‍💻
Team ⚽
Contributors ✨
LICENSE ⚖️

Installation ⚡

Install Yeoman and the Norgate AV generator:

npm install -g yo generator-norgate-av

# or

yarn global add yo generator-norgate-av

# or

pnpm add -g yo generator-norgate-av

Usage 🚀

The Yeoman generator will walk you through the steps required to create your project prompting for the required information.

To launch the generator simply type:

yo norgate-av

Command Line 👨‍💻

Usage:
  yo norgate-av:app [<destination>] [options]

Generates project boilerplates of various types ready for development.

Options:
  -h,   --help                # Print the generator's options and usage
        --skip-cache          # Do not remember prompt answers                                Default: false
        --skip-install        # Do not automatically install dependencies                     Default: false
        --force-install       # Fail on install dependencies error                            Default: false
        --ask-answered        # Show prompts for already configured options                   Default: false
  -y,   --yes                 # Quick mode, skip all optional prompts and use defaults
  -o,   --open                # Open the generated project in Visual Studio Code
  -t,   --projectType         # crestron-simpl, typescript, javascript, cli, html, python...
  -n,   --projectDisplayName  # Display name of the project
        --projectId           # Id of the project
        --projectDescription  # Description of the project
  -p,   --pkg                 # Package manager to use. Possible values, "pnpm", "yarn" or "npm"
  -g,   --git                 # Initialize a git repo

Arguments:
  destination  #
    The folder to create the project in, absolute or relative to the current working directory.
    Use '.' for the current folder. If not provided, defaults to a folder with the project display name.
    Type: String  Required: false

Example usages:
  yo norgate-av                         # Create an project in a folder with the projects's name.
  yo norgate-av . -o                    # Create an project in current folder and open with Visual Studio Code.
  yo norgate-av cowbell -t ts -y        # Create an TypeScript project in './cowbell', skip prompts, use defaults.
  yo norgate-av dopephish -t js -g      # Create an JavaScript project in './dopephish', initialize a git repository.